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Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

Hi all.

My site is simthanglong.vn, a sales site is trying to use magento for better UI but now changing PHP to magento will slow the page load speed?

 

Please give me a good plan. Thanks all

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Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

Hello,

 

PageSpeed scores for your mobile site vary primarily because they use a different environment to test the page speed of your site. Mobile scores are tested using simulated mobile devices. Mobile computers typically have slower processors. Moreover, for mobile sites, PageSpeed Insights uses a cellphone network (2G, 3G, 4G) to test. Also, there are device-specific CSS rules for mobile devices that you must adhere to. These factors together cause the score for your mobile site to be lower than that of the desktop site.

 

Here are some tips that would be useful to improve your mobile speed:

 

  1. Use compressed images.
  2. Keep your website design simple.
  3. Avoid or limit the use of custom fonts.
  4. Reduce the number of redirects on the site as much as you can.
  5. Minify the Code - Minification means simplifying the code and getting rid of any unnecessary characters (like empty spaces) without changing the functionalities. When you delete the excess code, you reduce the page weight which improve the speed and performance of your site.



I hope that these suggestions were helpful to you! If you need further assistance, I would be happy to analyze your site and make specific recommendations. So, if you’d like me to take a look at it then you can share the URL.

 

or you can ping us for more info:- https://w3speedup.com/contact-us/

 

 

Hope I could be of some help! Thank you!

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Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

Yes magento slow down page loading speed. But you can improve it by

 

 

  1. Enable the Flat Catalog
  2. Clean Magento Logs
  3. Merge Javascript and CSS Files
  4. Uninstall Irrelevant Extensions

I hope you got your answer

Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

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Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

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Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?


Here are some points that will gonna help you to improve your page loading speed:

 

  • Update to the Latest Magento Version
  • Merge Javascript and CSS Files
  • Uninstall Irrelevant Extensions
  • Enable Caching
  • Choose a Fast Web Hosting

Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

The main reason of the slowdown's of magento is the over use of the extensions, themes, customization and so on. 

Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

Yes magento slow down page loading speed. But you can improve it by visiting https://emarspro.com/

Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

You just need to optimize your website with the help of Website Speedy Tool. It's helped me to enhance my website's speed from 15 to 80 in mobile and 35 to 96 in desktop performance, resulting in a better user experience for my customers and ultimately increasing my business revenue. You can used it too for better Website Speed.

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Re: Does Magento slow down page loading speed?

Here are some tips to maintain or improve page load speed when migrating from a custom PHP site to Magento:

  • Use a specialized Magento hosting provider that optimizes infrastructure for Magento performance. Avoid cheap shared hosting and go for Managed Magento Hosting.
  • Implement Redis or Varnish caching. Caching is critical for fast Magento sites.
  • Enable Gzip compression in the web server config.
  • Optimize images by compressing, resizing, and enabling lazy loading. Images are often the biggest factor in site weight.
  • Minify and consolidate CSS and JavaScript files. Reduce the number of HTTP requests.
  • Configure Content Delivery Network (CDN) for static assets. This offloads resource delivery for faster loads.
  • Check for and eliminate any redundant custom code or unnecessary modules impacting performance.
  • Monitor site speed and optimize database. Tuning MySQL config can significantly help.
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